Kleepers Planning to Release New Cleaning Products
Jan 22, 2018
Singapore - A press release submitted by Alibaba Printing states that one of the leading professional cleaning services Singapore is set to produce and release cleaning products that are intended for home use.
Singapore, Singapore - January 22, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Kleepers Planning to Release New Cleaning Products
Singapore - A press release submitted by Alibaba Printing states that one of the leading professional cleaning services Singapore is set to produce and release cleaning products that are intended for home use. The company, with its official website set on https://www.kleepers.com/, initially released industrial-grade cleaning materials and supplies most institutions around the city.
The plans were announced last month, along with the unveiling of their new service, pre moving in cleaning Singapore. Also last year, the cleaning company added post tenancy cleaning Singapore to their wide array of cleaning services. “We aim to give a myriad of services and products that will lead us to our goal - to become number one in terms of cleaning, regardless if it is in terms of product or service,” Patrick Wong, Kleepers’ chief management officer stated in an interview. “That is why we are in continuous hiring; we are also looking for competitive crews and management team members that will help us improve our services and get us on top of the game.
The company is known for its seasonal cleaning services, as well as move in cleaning Singapore and moving out cleaning Singapore services. Established only a few years back, the company now employs 57 part-time cleaners, 32 workers for their cleaning solution production, and 15 members of management and administration team. The said cleaning products are set to be released in the market by the second quarter of the year and will be available at leading supermarkets and department stores. Their online store will be launched at the end of the year.
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Organization: Alibaba Printing
Address: 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, 569139
Phone: +6591461431
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